GA854R

Yep you should see the boy's drive way.

SFA 2nd Gen. 4Runner on 4ds(getting FZJ80 axles/Chopped Cab) - Trail beater
3.4 swapped 2nd gen 4Runner - GF's Future DD
Tundra - Tow Rig
SFA Tacoma(getting the 62 axle/80 rear) - DD/ Mild Wheeler
FJ62(Running Parts Truck)

yotaman

It's a parts rig. I needed a FJ60/62 Land Cruiser front axle for the Tacoma (Project 'DramaQueen'). Trying to keep it all Toyota. From my searching I'll be the first person to have a 60/62 axle under a Tacoma or 4Runner. No big deal but still cool.

It was cheaper to buy the whole truck than just the front axle, plus I should be able to get my money back and enough to buy some tires for the Tacoma by just parting out all the good stuff left on the FJ62.

Specs for you guys.

1989 FJ62 Land Cruiser
152,000 Miles
Rust, Rust, Rust!!! It has a lot of rust.
Drivetrain is in great shape. Motor, Trans, Transfer Case all work great.
The Interior is great shape.

Here are some pictures for you guys.

Passenger Doors are in the back of the truck.

GA854R

Greg here is the 38x11/16 pics we talked about.

http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum...&postcount=433

yotaman

I want a set of those, bad. Find me a set and I'll buy them. I've been calling military surplus places to see if they can get me a set.

yotaman

I found a set of brand new XZL's (38x11x16) and I found an even better set of Michelin tires XML's (38x13x16) they have 80% thread. These tires are rated for like 100,000 miles and a 5070 LB loud at 70psi.

I think I can get the XML's for $600.00 with shipping. Do you guys think I should run them on my Daily Driver Tacoma?

Here's some pictures of the XML's

Stump1883

Those are some impressive stats, but they seem like it would be like rolling around on flintstone tires. I call a test drive with those things if you do get them.

yotaman

You got your test drive. I'm leaning more toward these tires all the time.

People also say these things are so round and true that they don't even need balanced.

Here's some more information.

yotaman

You got your test drive. I'm leaning more toward these tires all the time.

People also say these things are so round and true that they don't even need balanced.

Here's some more information.

neliconcept

you'll have to air down to like 4psi for them to flex lol

yotaman

TachedOutOffRoad

yeah right . . . .try .5psi